Get to Know About Clear Vision
Clear Vision follows Tyler, a worn-down sharpshooter who slips into contract work. You plan hits from a small room, read client notes, and trace a lean story through quick scenes. The art uses stick figures and clean lines, which keeps the focus on the job.
Missions play like puzzles with one pull of the trigger. Each brief gives clues about clothes, habits, or a landmark. You scan the scene, pick the right mark, and line up the sight. Later jobs ask for adjustments to distance and wind. A bad read ends the run. Payment opens up better scopes, steadier stocks, and silencers, which change how the rifle feels and how long you spend aiming.
The stark look centers attention on timing and judgment. Silhouettes stay readable, and sharp sound cues help you commit to the shot. The series adds moving targets, trick setups, and scenes that react to your choices. Messages after missions show the fallout. The plot digs into Tyler’s past and the enemies he makes. Clear Vision blends careful observation with precise shooting and leaves a tight, memorable mark.